Government & Defense · NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5
Issued by
NIST
Typical timeline
8-24 weeks
Assessed by
Independent assessor
Validity
Continuous
Overview
Who needs NIST 800-53?
- 01Federal agencies and contractors
- 02FedRAMP and StateRAMP candidates
- 03Enterprises wanting a rigorous control baseline
Requirements
What the auditor looks for.
- 0120 control familiesFrom Access Control to Supply Chain Risk Management.
- 02BaselinesLow, Moderate and High selections, plus a privacy baseline.
- 03TailoringScoping, parameter values and compensating controls.
- 04AssessmentTesting procedures aligned to SP 800-53A.
Our approach
From scoping to auditor sign-off.
Customer story
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Typical timeline: 8-24 weeks, depending on scope, maturity and team availability. We'll give you a firm plan after a two-week scoping and gap assessment.
Yes, that's our specialty. NIST 800-53 shares substantial control overlap with FedRAMP and StateRAMP / GovRAMP, so we build one control set and map evidence across all of them.
Next framework
ITAR
End of the thread
A 30-minute call with a senior practitioner. You leave with a plan either way.
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